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Raking up the Kashmir issue in China, Gen Musharraf on Tuesday said not much progress has been made on 'conflict resolution' with India.

Beckenbauer, president of the World Cup organizing committee, even offered his advice to help the country present its case to FIFA.

In doubles Sania Mirza and Liezel Huber won 7-5, 6-7 (6-8), 6-4 over Mariya Koryttseva and Shahar Peer.

A row has broken out between the Gauhati Univ and its Chancellor over granting of grace marks to 12 of 14 unsuccessful final MBBS examinees of 2005.

She is now the only Indian left in the tournament after Isha Lakhani also crashed out of the singles.

The England striker, who has been injured since New Year's eve, hopes to be back on the pitch in a few weeks.

Two weeks after assuming office, the BJP-JD(S) ministry headed by H D Kumaraswamy was expanded including 11 from the saffron party.

Telecom companies have decided to send legal notices to telemarketing agencies to stop calling their customers or they will drag the matter to court.

Dozens of ex-servicemen protesteting against the Prime Minister's move to have a headcount of Muslims in the Indian armed forces.

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that all commercial activities must stop in the residential areas of Delhi within 30 days.

The SC has directed that financers can forcibly take back the vehicles of all those who hav failed to pay up their loans.

The much-awaited train link from Munabao to Khokhrapar is all set to start on February 17.

Just like the cupid-struck lovers, hackers have also decided to have a field day on this Valentine’s Day.

Iraq's United Iraqi Alliance members of parliament have elected him to be the new Prime Minister. He defeated contender Adel Abdul Mahdi by just one vote.

A 12-hour general strike called by separatist outfit United Liberation Front of Assam, or Ulfa, has crippled life across Assam on Monday.

US Vice President Dick Cheney accidentally shot and wounded a companion during a weekend quail hunting trip in Texas.